I've been forgetting to post for a few days in a row now.
I'll post all of these diary entries in one.

22 Jun 2000
I tried fixing a bad drawing bug. I tried very hard. I
wasn't able to. So I went and worked on my .emacs file. The
new version doesn't read the "desktop" file if it is only
being reloaded, and the customizations for scheme and comint
are bettter. It's available at the usual place, but now also
on FTP. The idea is that I could take advantage of EFS so
that at school or at a foreign computer I can type M-x
load-file RET /anonymous@vitelus.com:/pub/dot.emacs RET.
This works beautifuly and will drastically change the emacs
behavior :).

21 Jun 2000
I stayed up late working on a job ( :( ). Once I was done
with that work I was really lazy and played a lot of XEvil
and listened to MP3's. Not much to report. Except that I
fixed a few bugs in AbiWord like #919 (on UNIX) during the
day.

20 Jun 2000
Went on a really cool run that made me feel totally out of
shape. The main work that I accomplished this day was that I
did a major hack to fix a bug in AbiWord where toggling Bold
on/off or changing the font while nothing was selected would
cause the file to be marked "dirty", but no acutal changes
would appear in the file because no text was there to assume
those new properties. I fixed this by doing some rather
unorthodox fiddling with the save version counter, and
implementing a flag to know when to keep it in sync.

19 Jun 2000
I finally fixed that Postscript printing bug. It wasn't
easy. It took 2 days and a night. Basically most accented
characters were unbound and therefore not included in the
widths array. I hacked the code to make a unicode-indexed
width array and use that. Gnome-print's sources were helpful
with figuring this out, and since I had to make a large
mapping table that a comment in the gnome-print source said
was a TODO, I sent it off to their mailing list. I certainly
hope my work prevents someone else from spending 45 minutes
hacking together such a table.